Mine Meet Fails To Agree To National Wages
In Morgantown West Virginia on November 15 1919 agents with deputies arrested 12 members of the Scott’s Run local of the IWW. Independent Colorado mines resumed operation yesterday for the first time since a nationwide walkout. Secretaries Wilson and Green led talks to set wage scales in the central competitive field with outlying districts to decide on acceptance of the central field agreement. Miners reluctantly agreed to proceed while urging respect for law and addressing authority concerns. продолжение на странице семь.
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Delicate Matter Seen By French In Reservations
Paris reports the foreign office views reservations to the German peace treaty as a delicate issue. French diplomats suggest the U S could accept reservations not forcing France and allies to reopen settled questions. London notes Britain will not issue an official stance until the U S seeks formal assent from Great Britain.
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Reds Get Omsk Denikine Plans Kiev Evacuation
London reports say the capital of the All Russian government is held by Bolsheviks and Denikine orders Kiev evacuated after Ukrainians cut railway links. A Yudenitch advance claims 223000 Bolsheviks captured with 6000 casualties. Insurgent 70000 forces seize Black Sea coast towns and Mariupol Berdyansik and Ole drovia.
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Iowa Beats Chicago In First Period At Stagg Field
In Chicago at Stagg Field on November 13 Iowa used forward passes to gain a 6 0 lead in the opening period. A Devine carried the ball for Iowa’s first touchdown on a fine pass and DeVine missed the extra point. Score at end of second period Iowa 6 Chicago 6.
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Iowa
G. Devine
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Red propaganda reaches U S Mexico border
Mexico City reports heightened vigilance at all ports of entry amid charges that red propaganda seeks to penetrate the United States via Mexico. Officials note recent deportations as proof of decisive action against radicals seen as undesirable foreign influence.
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Spokane Fears Invasion by J W W In Northwest
Spokane officials prepared for a feared Industrial Workers of the World invasion after a tip from the American Legion claiming 1000 to 2000 IWW members were coming. Two alleged IWW members were detained as trains were watched. no confirmed arrivals or disturbances occurred.
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N Y Nabs Soviet Envoy Contempt of Solons Seen
New York officials arrested Ludwig C A Hirtens who called himself ambassador from the Soviet government of Russia after he refused to appear before the joint executive committee investigating radical activities. He claimed communications with Moscow were privileged and declined recognition of the committee authority.
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Jailbreakers Shoot Iowa Sheriff And Son In Home Escape
Le Mars residents offer a 2500 dollar reward for the four or five prisoners who escaped Plymouth county jail after shooting Sheriff Hugh Maxwell and his son William during an escape attempt. The fugitives, Lee Barrington Harry Smith W Calon James O Keefe and William Conway, fled with weapons after locking the sheriff’s wife and daughters in a cell and raiding the sheriff’s home. The escape followed a bank robbery by the group earlier in Westfield Indiana.
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Hindenburg Named In National Soup Dish Report
Three mass meetings are called by majority Socialists to rouse police authorities. Claiming Field Marshal von Hindenburg is used as a trigger, the report notes student demonstrators cheered von Hindenburg and General Ludendorff, shouting support for William II and the old empire.
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National Grange Divided Over Labor Conference Bid
Delegates at the National Grange convention in Grand Rapids disagree on accepting organized labor's invitation to the AFL led national labor conference. The committee’s findings were due later, with some predicting a minority report. Forenoon sat in secret work by the High Priests at Demeter.
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Demeter
Rally to TB Fight Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale Boosted
Washington Nov 16 Schools churches and synagogues nationwide were urged by Surgeon General Blue to support the Red Cross Christmas seal sale on December 5 6 and 7 Proclamation notes over 150000 Americans die annually from tuberculosis a preventable disease and emphasizes the impact on young adults urging renewed public health effort.
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Hawkeye Club Dinner Highlights Iowa Fame and Leaders
About 200 Iowans attend the Hawkeye Club of Chicago dinner at the Hamilton club. Woodworth, secretary of the Greater Iowa association, notes Iowa’s corn hogs and Cherry Sisters and cites Iowa governors and famous figures. A separate report from Berlin describes demonstrators at a meeting for the league of nations, ending in confusion as imperial and national songs are sung.
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Lady Astor Votes Early In Sunderland Contest
Plymouth dispatch reports Lady Astor, candidate for parliament, voting for herself early and becoming one of the first women at the polls. The Sutton by election will decide if she succeeds her husband in the House of Commons as the American wife of a British peer. Her coachman cast the first vote, delivering the “campaign chariot” to the polling place.
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Holding Up Chinamen with His Jane is Easy Soldier Says
William Kendricks, a former soldier, and Miss Elise Arthen were arrested after Kendricks admitted planning extortion against Chinese laundries. He described calling a woman his Jane and signaling for a raid, detailing hush money payments of 50 to 120 dollars and naming multiple laundry locations in a Chicago area.
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Pussyfoot Hurts Students in London Protest Incident
London reports continued improvement in the condition of William Jornston known as Pussyfoot after an eye injury. The incident occurred when students interrupted a prohibition meeting on the University of London street protests. The demonstrators declare no international feeling was involved in the clash.
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D Annunzio lands at Zara in Dalmatia on new expedition
Trieste reports Gabriele D Annunzio landed at Zara on the Dalmatian coast after leaving Fiume by torpedo boat with 300 troops. He is expected to push further along Dalmatian ports as Italian political tensions rise ahead of Sunday elections. An observer notes a warship shadowing his movements and authorities in Paris and Trieste monitor the mission closely.
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Gabriele D'Annunzio
Fiume
Damation
Nulla
Italy
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Parisiennes Vote Unofficially To Test Ballot Power
Paris women plan an unofficial vote during the November 16 parliamentary elections to demonstrate their potential influence. The test will be Paris only due to limited voting machine use nationwide and a belief Parisian women reflect French female sentiment.
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Southern Papers Favor Increases to Meet High Costs
The advertising committee of the Southern Newspaper Publishers' association adopted a resolution for a 25 cent increase in foreign and local advertising rates to offset higher newsprint costs. Also noted is Vienna’s grant of civil court access to women as of Oct 1.
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Methodists to raise minister salaries nationwide
New York Nov. 15 average salary for Methodist ministers will rise about 45 percent to meet living costs and establish minimum salaries. The average pay was 1411 in 1918. the new average is about 2500. The policy takes effect generally by January 7.
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Chicago Thirst Unabated Court Decision Delayed
Chicago and Peoria liquor dealers sought a restraining order against federal enforcement of wartime prohibition. Judges Cur Swenter and Fitzhenry delayed ruling until early next week, with crowded courtrooms and plans for a possible “wet” celebration if the decision favored liquor interests.
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Kentucky
Paper Delivery Note for Evening Route and Call-In
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Senate Cloture Sets OneHour Speak Rule On Treaty
Debates on the peace treaty end after cloture is approved in the Senate by a large vote. The rule limits each member to one hour, aiming for final action within a week. Shantung reservation and other amendments move forward with rapid votes and party alignment shaping the outcome.
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